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Reddit User Wins Case Against Jehovah’s Witnesses Who Attempted to Unmask Them and Sue Over Copyright
Many saw the case as an attempt to weaponize the DMCA.
Facebook Cancels F8 Developer Conference Over Coronavirus Fears
Facebook’s main event has been canceled.
PragerU vs Google: Court Rules the First Amendment Doesn’t Apply to YouTube
PragerU argues that YouTube infringed on its free speech rights by placing over 100 of its videos in restricted mode.
CNN’s Audience Attack the Outlet for Using the Term “Africanized Bees”, Claim It’s Racist
CNN’s Twitter followers wanted answers.
Rapper Pop Smoke Accidentally Revealed Home Address on Instagram Hours Before Murder
It’s not yet known if the two incidents are related.
Lawyer Comments on the YouTubers Who Said They’ve Copyrighted Every Melody
The YouTubers created 68.7 billion melodies.
Patreon and Payment Processors Could Be Held Accountable for Censorship Under New Californian Arbitration Law
Platforms such as Patreon have been banning users, severing the ties between creators and customers.
Twitter User’s Background Check Report Highlights the “Dystopian” Practices of the Modern Era
“Problematic” tweets, even the ones that were only ‘liked’, were documented.
On Kindle, Amazon Tracks Your Every Tap
The downside of digital media.
Democrat Richard Pan Wants Social Platforms to Censor “Violent” Content After Getting Shoved During Livestream
Digital rights groups have contested the idea.
Justin Sun, BitTorrent Owner Hit With Piracy Lawsuit
An employment-related lawsuit turned into a piracy one.
Pastor Sues Vimeo for Deleting His Account and Refusing to Acknowledge His Sexuality as a “Former Homosexual”
The pastor says he’s being censored and that the platform refuses to accept his sexuality.
